Reported by Inside Higher Ed, D’Youville College is moving to a 4 day, 32-hour work week for their staff and administrators, without a downward decrease in salaried pay or benefits.

Reported by eCampus News, a new report from Mursion shows that 44 percent of HR professionals would prefer to hire applicants with strong durable skills over hard skills.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, the field of artificial intelligence continues to take off on our college campuses, with more and more degree programs dedicated to its study and development.

Reported by The Brookings Institution, from July 2020 to 2021, the U.S. population grew at an unprecedented 0.12%, the lowest known growth rate since these statistics started being collected in 1900.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, MSU will provide all their full- and part-time professors with these bonuses along with three additional personal days in recognition of their incredibly difficult work during the pandemic.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, a recent report from 1EdTech Foundation shows the results from a survey of 750 HR leaders across the country.

Reported by EdSurge, more and more faculty and admins are calling it quits two pandemic years into their very same toughest years in higher ed yet.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, med school applications increased 17.8 percent this year, including a 21 percent uptick from black students.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, the massive variability in the curriculum and academic experience of homeschoolers has historically made standardized test scores the easiest way for colleges to compare these students to their public school peers.

Reported by Inside Higher Ed, the American Bar Association will now permit law schools to require the Graduate Record Examination in lieu of the Law School Admission Test for admittance decisions.